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Punjab-Haryana HC extends stay on Mohali industrial park land acquisition till Jan 21
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 10:56 AM
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court has extended the stay on land acquisition for a proposed industrial park in Mohali's Sector 101 and 103 until January 21, giving the Punjab government a final opportunity to address legal concerns.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has adopted a strict stance in the ongoing dispute regarding the land acquisition for a proposed industrial park in Mohali. The court has ordered that the existing stay on the acquisition process in Sector 101 and Sector 103 remain in effect until January 21.
This judicial decision effectively pauses any further administrative actions related to the land acquisition in these specific sectors. The bench's order signals a firm approach to ensuring that all procedural and legal requirements are meticulously followed before the project can proceed.
The ruling provides the Punjab government with a final window to address the issues raised in the court. The government is expected to present its case or take necessary steps within this timeframe to comply with the court's directives.
The matter has drawn significant attention due to the scale of the proposed industrial development and the concerns raised regarding the acquisition process. The court will likely review the compliance and status of the case when it resumes hearings after the specified date.
This judicial decision effectively pauses any further administrative actions related to the land acquisition in these specific sectors. The bench's order signals a firm approach to ensuring that all procedural and legal requirements are meticulously followed before the project can proceed.
The ruling provides the Punjab government with a final window to address the issues raised in the court. The government is expected to present its case or take necessary steps within this timeframe to comply with the court's directives.
The matter has drawn significant attention due to the scale of the proposed industrial development and the concerns raised regarding the acquisition process. The court will likely review the compliance and status of the case when it resumes hearings after the specified date.